Sentence examples for moved to complete from inspiring English sources

Neither the Obama administration nor Congressional Democrats have moved to complete the accords.

Diary readers may have other ideas, and those moved to complete the sentence "You're a complete historian if …" will enjoy our thanks.

AT&T moved to complete its acquisition of MediaOne so as to seize command of more than one-third of the nation's cable industry.

A dramatic day at Old Trafford saw Manchester United knocked out of the Capital One Cup semi-final 2-1 on penalties, with Sunderland going to Wembley, as the Premier League champions moved to complete the £37m signing of Juan Mata from Chelsea.

It was renamed to Radio Interference Group – Hamersley Towers after it moved to complete community management, and lobbies the government and makes submissions to public inquiries on behalf of the community on the issue.

From March 2011, the service moved to complete coverage by geriatricians, 08.00 18.00, 7 days a week.

The letter also appears to suggest that MGM is growing increasingly frustrated with the slow pace Vivendi is moving to complete the auction.

"Given the problems of trust and timing in Northern Ireland, we will need at least five years to see whether this is the beginning of moving to complete peace," he said.

Even as Vivendi Universal moves to complete its deal to buy control of the entertainment assets of USA Networks in two weeks, there are increasingly loud calls in Paris for the head of Jean-Marie Messier, Vivendi's chief executive.

We should also move to complete the unfinished business of the last Congress: passing a real patients' bill of rights, campaign finance reform, hate-crimes legislation, an increase in the minimum wage and, especially, common-sense gun safety legislation.

The chancellor also announced that the public will be offered cut-price shares in Lloyds Banking Group as the government moves to complete the sale of its stake in the bailed-out bank more than eight years after the financial crisis.